Designing Smarter ALS Studies: Best Practices with JAX Mouse Models
In this webinar, you will learn best practices for study design using JAX ALS models to support your ALS research.
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In this webinar, you will learn best practices for study design using JAX ALS models to support your ALS research.
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How many times can an iPSC cell line be split and expanded?While iPSCs can be expanded in culture, extended passaging can introduce changes that affect the reliability and reproducibility of...
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Learn how S15-DKO mice can be used to evaluate tri-specific killer engagers (TriKEs) in the settings of lupus and B cell lymphoma.
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Introduction: The History of “The Hallmarks of Cancer”Cancer researchers around the world are familiar with the landmark publication “The Hallmarks of Cancer,” initially set out by Hanahan and...
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Immunotherapy is an effective way to fight cancer using the body’s own immune system. From basic research to drug discovery, in vivo modeling has become the cornerstone of immunotherapy...
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This webinar explores how diverse mouse models have been used to develop and refine antiviral vaccines.
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What is a humanized mouse model?A humanized mouse refers to a mouse that carries some aspect(s) of human biology. For instance, “humanized” could refer to a mouse expressing a human gene...
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This webinar addresses critical elements of experimental design that support the efficiency, rigor, and reproducibility of aging studies.
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Automated platform to generate high-quality induced iPSC lines and differentiate them into diverse, disease-relevant cell types. Advanced capabilities for efficient, reproducible research.
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Learn more about the JAX-NYSCF partnership to accelerate cures for the major diseases of our time through stem cell research, from large iPSC cohorts for specific disease areas to developing...
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